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Personally I abandoned acme.sh for lego because it didn't work well. For example, they lost track of the environment variables they were using for the server in
by Macha 2y ago
Personally I abandoned acme.sh for lego because it didn't work well. For example, they lost track of the environment variables they were using for the server in their acme dns plugin across versions, thereby breaking what's supposed to be a fire and forget process.
That and the CA that was exploiting shell injection in acme.sh convinced me it was time to move on
- dizhn 2y agoI have also moved everything over to working with Caddy. It's so convenient that for one domain I even set up a little job to copy over the web certificate from it to be used for my smtp/imap.